Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV can be mixed at 1-2 ounces per gallon water to be applied in a mist blower.
Tengard SFR could be used for flies in poultry houses and will leave a residual. Poultry should be out of the area during treatment until dry. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV is not labeled to be used as a root drench. It is not a systemic and will not be absorbed through the roots. It is only for spraying plants surfaces to kill exposed aphids on plants. If you are looking for a systemic product to apply as a soil drench Adonis 2F would be a better option.
Using Riptide with the Talstar P will give you a fast knockdown and then the 30 day residual. Spray Talstar P and Riptide on trees, shrubs and bushes paying special attention to the underside of the leaves. You can also spray your lawn to help control the low flying gnats that tend to land there. Talstar P will give a long lasting residual while the Riptide will give you a fast knockdown. You can use both products in the same area to get both a fast knock down and a long lasting residual. It is best to treat in the early morning or the late evening when these pests are most active.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV odor is considered "slight and sweet" per SDS.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV would be a good option for fruit flies and is safe for use inside of wine cellars and other food processing plants. This product can be used diluted or undiluted inside of the Commander TriJet Fogger. Be sure to clean the area well for exposed food residue that may be breeding sites for these flies.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV is not labeled to be used on edible vegetation such as lettuce or squash. We would recommend using PyGanic Crop Protection EC 5.0 II instead.
Yes, Riptide can be used in a B&G PAS System according to the label. We would recommend waiting to put the product inside of your system until you are going to use it. Pesticides should not be stored in a tank for more than 24 hours.
That will depend entirely on how you use it. Riptide can be sprayed in a misting sytem where you would mix 1 64 oz. jug to a 55 gallon tank, which on average will last for 30 days. It can also be used in a hand pump sprayer alone or tank mixed with another residual insecticide to provide knock down; or you can use it in a hand held fogger. The size of your yard, how you dilute the product, and how heavily you apply will affect how quickly you go through it. There are many variables, but you can see use rates and application information on the product label.
Yes, Riptide can be used in the Commander TriJet Fogger or any other ULV fogger. Per the product label: With a ULV spraying device, spray at a dosage rate of five (5) fl. oz. of undiluted concentrate per minute up-wind of the area to be controlled. If possible, space spray application should be made in the evening or early morning when Mosquitoes are typically most active." You can mix Riptide with NyGuard IGR .
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV will kill wasps that come in contact with the product while it is wet. Keep in mind this product only provides a contact kill. Once it is dry it leaves very little residual behind.
While you can spray cedar oil and Riptide in the same place for insect control, we do not recommend mixing the products together. Riptide is water based and will not mix with the cedar oil. This could cause the products to be unstable and may also damage your sprayer.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV can be used in a misting system around horses as long as applied per label.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV can be used in ULV foggers, mister blowers or sprayers. Just not in thermal type equipment.
Riptide is a water-based product and would not work in a propane or thermal fogger. You will need an oil based product to use in the propane fogger such as Shockwave or ULD BP-300. Be sure to read the product labels located in the product description pages at the links provided to make sure these products will fit your needs.
Riptide does not have a residual effect after it is dry. It also is applied using a misting system. Riptide is labeled to kill ticks, as well as various other flying insects. It is a contact kill only.
An option that is longer lasting is the Tick Control Kit. It contains Cyzmic CS and Archer IGR. An IGR is an insect growth regulator. This will stop the ticks from reproducing. The mixing ratio is Archer IGR: 1 fl. oz. Cyzmic CS: .4oz into one gallon of water. Treatments can be done every 14 days until the ticks are eradicated. After that, for regular treatments, spraying every 30 days is enough.
Riptide 5.0% Pyrethrin ULV is safe for pets after the treated area has dried.
Riptide is a water based product that can be applied outside on listed plants but not wet to the point of runoff. Please provide the types of plants you will be treating near for more information on safety. Thank you!
We recommend that the car is not present to the product application or covered to ensure there is no damage to the vehicle.
We do not recommend treating with Riptide unless you are looking for a contact kill only. Per the product label it states the following: If used in a direct injection system, the pesticide container must be locked. Securely attach the end use label to the pesticide container in a weather protected area or plastic sleeve. Please let us know what you are treating for so that we can offer other recommendations.
